Quick Transmigration: If I Draw My Blade Fast Enough, the Protagonist Can’t Show Off
[Book-Transmigration Instances + Quick Transmigration + Subverting the Usual Tropes + System + Lighthearted Comedy]
Jiang Shu was a veteran web-novel writer. After eight years in the business, he’d written nothing but brainless face-slapping wish-fulfillment stories, and now karma had finally caught up with him!
One early morning, a prompt suddenly appeared on his computer: “The complaint rate for characters under your name has reached 99.8%. Please take responsibility for after-sales support on your cheap thrills!” The next second, Jiang Shu was forced to transmigrate into one of his own books.
The worst part was that he was always cast as a scumbag cannon-fodder character destined to be face-slapped by the protagonist, have his engagement broken off, see his family home seized, or end up behind bars!
Jiang Shu had only one mission: tear down the protagonist’s big moment before he could finish showing off!
Jiang Shu thought that if he understood the tropes better than the protagonist, he could keep his head down and make it back to reality.
But he gradually discovered that the world had gone completely off the rails. Background characters who hadn’t even been given names were beginning to awaken, and the terrifying being lurking behind every instance turned out to be the first male protagonist he had ever written, whom he’d abandoned and deleted from his manuscript fourteen years ago…
When a trope-savvy author runs into a protagonist protected by an idiot-proofing aura, who will have the last laugh?
